Posted on Sep 8, 2015
What is your age by the atomic number on the Periodic Table?
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I saw someone do this on Twitter and thought it was fun. I'll kick it off:
I'm ruthenium.
And I'll admit right off that I'll have to look a bunch of them up, heh.
(I hope to not offend anyone! Totally cool for those who don't want to participate!)
I'm ruthenium.
And I'll admit right off that I'll have to look a bunch of them up, heh.
(I hope to not offend anyone! Totally cool for those who don't want to participate!)
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Strontium.
Used to give a red tint to fireworks and flares, and also in a compound (strontium aluminate) which gives glow-in-the-dark materials their ability to absorb and slowly release light.
Strontium-90 is a radioactive isotope found in nuclear fallout. Fun times!
Used to give a red tint to fireworks and flares, and also in a compound (strontium aluminate) which gives glow-in-the-dark materials their ability to absorb and slowly release light.
Strontium-90 is a radioactive isotope found in nuclear fallout. Fun times!
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I'm very noble (Xenon) for 3.5 more months and then I potentially become radioactive (Caesium). I hope the following year they don't have to "Barium"
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CPT Alan W.
SN Greg Wright - It was a poor attempt at pun - "bury him". Xenon -54, Caesium - 55, Barium -56
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SN Greg Wright
CPT Alan W. - Ah, gotcha lol. Well they use (some form of) Barium to get a look at your insides when they need to. 'Nuff said about THAT lol.
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